Succession Washington
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
SIMON, Justice.
Plaintiff, as one of the collateral heirs of decedent herein, sued for possession and partition by licitation of property belonging to this succession. Defendants, who are other interested collateral heirs, some of whom were absent from the state and, therefore, represented by a curator ad hoc, duly appointed by the trial court, deny the plaintiff’s right to a partition by licitation.
' • Upon the trial of the issues presented by the pleadings-filed herein by all parties, the trial court concluded that a legally effective partition of the property of the decedent could not be…
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